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21 don't count your chickens before they are hatched
cāļus skaita rudenīEnglish-Latvian dictionary > don't count your chickens before they are hatched
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22 he would die before he told
viņš drīzāk nomirs, nekā pateiks -
23 imprisonment before trial
iepriekšējais apcietinājums -
24 long before
sen pirms; sen -
25 look before you leap!
esiet piesardzīgi! -
26 never before
vēl nekad -
27 sailor before the mast
ierindas matrozis -
28 the case is up before the court
lieta nodota tiesaiEnglish-Latvian dictionary > the case is up before the court
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29 the day before the fair
par agru; priekšlaicīgi -
30 the day before yesterday
aizvakar; aizvakardiena; aizvakar; aizvakar -
31 the last run-through before the performance
pēdējais mēģinājums pirms izrādesEnglish-Latvian dictionary > the last run-through before the performance
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32 the room reeled before his eyes
istaba griezās viņa acu priekšāEnglish-Latvian dictionary > the room reeled before his eyes
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33 the same mixture as before
tāpat kā līdz šim -
34 the year before
iepriekšējais gads -
35 think before you agree
pārdomājiet, pirms jūs piekrītat -
36 to appear before an audience
uzstāties klausītāju priekšā -
37 to appear before the court
stāties tiesas priekšā -
38 to be born before one's time
aizsteigties priekšā savam laikmetam -
39 to carry all before one
pārvarēt visus šķēršļus; gūt visur panākumus -
40 to carry the world before one
gūt ātrus panākumus
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